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Nairobi, Kenya
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Nana retweeted
Neverrrrrrrr underestimate what God can do in the next 24 HOURS. A door can open. A situation can change. A prayer can be answered. Something impossible can happen. A miracle can happen .You genuinelyyyyy don't know what God can change before this time tomorrow. KEEP TRUSTING
A hamper for a bbg.
Features:
1. Engraved crystal plaque with her picture and prayer.
2. Floral glass mug- perfect for a princess
3. Chocolates
4. Gratitude journal and pen
5. Personalized Bible
6. Cute baby wallet
7. Sleep mask
8. Pearl wrist rosary
9. Happy pop bouquet.
I wrapped it in tulle-a befitting choice for the event and it was so ethereal🥰🥰🥰🥰. The pics don't do it justice😥.
Cost: 24,000 all inclusive.
Bouquet alone- 3,0000
Same day flower delivery for orders made before 12.
At least a day's heads-up for hampers that need personalization.
I do flower bouquets and tastefully curate gift hampers for all occasions.
You can order our happy pop bouquet here:
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Nana retweeted
Millennial management is basically, “I trust you. I support you. I believe in you. PLEASE don’t make me have to start documenting shit.” 😂
Nana retweeted
There is a line that should never be crossed. When someone knows you're battling illness, staring down loss. Drowning in crisis, or walking through the darkest season of your life and they still choose to mistreat you; that's not ignorance. That's the intention. Cruelty during your most fragile moments isn't a mistake: it's a decision. And when a person can hurt you while fully aware of how broken or vulnerable you feel, that's more than toxic behavior. That's the absence of empathy. Protect your heart from people who show you who they truly are when you need compassion the most.
Most of the time, no one checks on them. And I mean actually checking on them. People go to them with their problems, they'll still listen, let you vent, encourage you, help when they can, but deep down they're drowning in their own struggles. They can't talk to anyone coz as I said, no one really sees them. Functional depression is a thing.
